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" A beautifully presented semi-detached home, located within Duxbury Close. This fantastic three bedroom home, built by Redrow Homes with the ‘Ludlow‘ design. The property is filled with all of the latest features that the modern family could need, while the contemporary, elegant interiors mean you can enjoy them in luxury. Entering into the spacious hallway with stairs to the first floor and access to all ground floor rooms. The kitchendining room provides a range of wall & base units with integral built in AEG appliances, a dining area and French doors to the rear garden. A further sitting room with a front aspect view & cloakroom can be located on the ground floor. On the first floor two bedrooms are served by the family bathroom, whilst the main bedroom enjoys an en-suite and fitted wardrobes. Property Ref: STR220048.

Situation
Great Oldbury is a development close to the village of Eastington. This development forms part of an exciting new community and will have multiple play areas, sports pitches for all ages and a local centre. A brand new school has just opened on the development. You can also enjoy countryside walks along the Thames and Severn Canal Towpath. Private education is available at nearby Wycliffe College, while Stroud has 2 highly successful grammar schools along with thriving comprehensive schools. The countryside setting belies its ready access to the M5 just 1 mile away, bringing Bristol, Cheltenham, & Gloucester within easy driving distance. For rail users, Stonehouse station is 3 miles away, with regular Intercity service to London Paddington in under 90 minutes. Cam & Dursley Halt is 5 miles down the A38, with service to Bristol Temple Meads in under 40 minutes.

Outside
The garden mainly lies to the rear offering a level expanse of lawn with a patio. Bound by fencing, the garden provides a lovely private space with an array of mature beds and a wildlife pond. A tarmac driveway lies to the side of the property for several cars and gated access to the rear garden. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with shrubs defining the boundary. "